TORONTO, ON - APRIL 20: Bo Bichette #11 of the Toronto Blue Jays runs to the dugout prior to a game against the Seattle Mariners at Rogers Centre on April 20, 2025 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Vaughn Ridley/Getty Images)
Bo Bichette's return to Toronto was always expected to generate plenty of emotion. After seven memorable seasons with the Blue Jays, the two-time All-Star made his first trip back to Rogers Centre while wearing New York Mets colors following his blockbuster offseason departure.
Home fans welcomed him with standing ovations throughout the series, but they weren’t the only ones marking the occasion. One Toronto business that had become closely ******* ociated with the former Blue Jays shortstop found another creative way to celebrate his return.
“Toronto steak house Animl (pronounced Animal), the favourite local eatery of former Blue Jays player Bo Bichette, has launched the $126 Bo Dog for his return to Rogers Centre this week (June 29-July 1) as a member of the New York Mets, saying 100% of all sales will go to his charity,” Jane Stevenson reported for the Toronto Sun.
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Bo Bichette's return to Toronto was always expected to generate plenty of emotion. After seven memorable seasons with the Blue Jays, the two-time All-Star made his first trip back to Rogers Centre while wearing New York Mets colors following his blockbuster offseason departure.
Home fans welcomed him with standing ovations throughout the series, but they weren’t the only ones marking the occasion. One Toronto business that had become closely ******* ociated with the former Blue Jays shortstop found another creative way to celebrate his return.
“Toronto steak house Animl (pronounced Animal), the favourite local eatery of former Blue Jays player Bo Bichette, has launched the $126 Bo Dog for his return to Rogers Centre this week (June 29-July 1) as a member of the New York Mets, saying 100% of all sales will go to his charity,” Jane Stevenson reported for the Toronto Sun.
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